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Based on the ANOVA results, the null hypothesis is rejected as there is a significant difference between the variables. On the other hand, based on Tukey Test, there is no significant difference between the insecticidal effects of the positive control and the 5% coumarin spray. There is a significant difference between the effect of the positive control and the 1% & 3% formulation. There is a significant difference between the insecticidal effects of negative control and all the concentrations of the formulation. It takes 12hrs for the coumarin spray to be comparable to the insecticidal effect of Baygon spray.
They all have latex and a unique
flower structure. A significant
percentage is succulent and they are
mostly originating from Africa
and Madagascar.
Christ plant and Corona de Espina
Results show that both the 5% concentration exhibits comparable mortality rates to the positive control after 12 hours of exposure, while the negative control shows nearly no effect. At 1% and 3% concentration, the spray exhibits moderate insecticidal activity over the period of observation achieving only half of the total percent mortality against cockroaches.
Mean volume of 10 pumps: 2.16 mL
Mean volume of each pump: 0.2 mL
Preparation of the Spray
Three concentrations (w/v) of spray were formulated: 1%, 3%, and 5% coumarin in isopropyl alcohol.
Polyethylene glycol will be used as preservative. The solution was transferred to a spray bottle.
The following amounts were used for 30 mL of each formulation:
POSITIVE RESULTS
Coumarin was found to be freely
soluble (1:3) in technical grade
isopropyl alcohol.
This research study on the insecticidal property of the leaves extract of Crinum asiaticum (Bakong) covers the following:
Thin Layer Chromatography
Coumarins react to form blue (UV 365 nm)
colored zones.
RF Value
RF is the distance travelled by
solute/distance travelled by solvent
RF =36/40
=0.925
=0.93
Qualitative analysis of the phytochemical present in the filtrate was performed to determine the presence of alkaloids, coumarins, flavonoid, triterpenes, glycosides and heterocyclic nitrogen compounds. These are all components of coumarin according to literature. The 1%, 3%, and 5% coumarin in isopropyl alcohol sprays are flammable and susceptible to light and heat. All the formulations exhibited insecticidal effects. The 5% coumarin spray exhibited strongest insecticidal effect against American cockroach (Periplaneta americana). It exhibits almost complete insecticidal effect within 12 hours of exposure. It exhibits comparable effect to commercial insecticide, and has a significant difference from the negative control. Therefore, the null hypothesis is rejected. But based on Tukey’s Post Hoc Analysis, there is no significant difference between the insecticidal effects of the positive control and the 5% coumarin spray.
The researchers recommend the creation of a formulation and testing of highly pressurized aerosol or other dosage forms, more exhaustive studies on the effect and safety profile of the spray and field testing are also recommended. Uniformity of the cockroaches based on the age is also recommended through culture or rearing method. Additional stability testing and determination of the shelf-life are also recommended for future researchers.
After 5 days, there was no visible change,
but the odor became more potent.
extract of Euphorbia splendens
Flammable